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by umeshunni
2701 days ago
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In my experience (US, SF Bay Area/Seattle) - people do this for a few reasons: 1. The coordination and time overhead of sharing their commute with another person is not worth the marginal benefits - HOV lanes are not present in most of the area to make a difference in commute time and gas prices are low enough that splitting a drive isn't worth the savings. 2. Their commute also involves other errands (shopping, going to the gym, dropping off or picking up children from school/daycare) that are inconvenient to do with another person in the car. In summary, it's convenient to drive alone and you are not penalized sufficiently for doing so. |
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